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Oh! then, Murry Ann, I wanted to (puff) -- that youd better get the (puff) breakfast ready early. I think Mr (gasp) -- Sponge will be (wheezing) away today. Yes, sir, replied Mary Ann. All this was said in such a tone as could not fail to be heard all over the house; certainly into Mr Sponges room, which was midway between the speakers. What prevented Mr Sponge wheezing away, will appear in the next chapter. |
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